Crowned Heads Four Kicks Maduro Sublime (6x54). Connecticut Habano wrapper over Nicaraguan binder and filler. This was bought as a single to try out. I haven't had many cigars with this wrapper yet, as it seems to have only really come into use during my time away from the hobby, but I have...

I enjoy some boobie with my cigar! Flor de las Antillas natural - MUCH better with ten months of age than the one I had this spring that I didn't think much of.

I have seen beer with THC so I'm sure there's someone working on it.

New line from CigarPage/Raymond Pages - Florida Man Cameroon. The word from one of the employees is that they're still fresh and need some rest.

Cavalier BII Viso Jalapa, all Nicaragua Habano tobacco. Decent, medium strength, some good flavors but nothing extraordinary IMO.

Oliva Black Swan Torpedo while doing some errands this morning.

I'm about an inch into this My Father Le Bijou 1922 courtesy of @Mavric from the Secret Santa. Thank you, sir! Check out the oil on that wrapper! This is a fantastic cigar and, though I still have a couple left to try, so far it's my new favorite blend from the My Father/ DPG lines.

At $3.33 per stick that's a great price! That sale has been up for a while now, and still looks like it has 11 days left. You can order up to 5 of any particular cigar, and have to order at least 12 total to get the discount. Everyone's taste is different, obviously, but the ones on that list...

The Rojas 10th Anniversary are in there as well.

Prayers for Jim and your family incoming, Ed. Parkinson's is brutal, and I imagine it must be especially hard for someone who has had such physical and mechanical aptitude to lose that ability.

Kristoff Cameroon -Matador 6.5 x 56 Wrapper: Cameroon (duh) Binder: Dominican Habano Filler: Dominican and Nicaraguan Habano Pretty decent medium bodied cigar, a little too dominated by tannic oak, but nice otherwise with sweetness, nut, spice, and moderate pepper.

Happy birthday!

I was initially nonplussed with this cigar, but as it burned lopsidedly it finally got past a couple holes in the wrapper, the burn straightened out, and the flavor is pretty darn good!

It's definitely a good problem to have!

That's about how I felt with the one ADV that I have had. I was impressed with the construction and it was objectively a good cigar, just not my preferred flavors. I will be curious to see what you think about the others!

AVO XO during a morning drive again.

Herrera Esteli Norteno - a full bodied pepper and cocoa bomb.

La Aroma de Cuba Reserva - very hearty. Earth, leather, earth, spice, and earth.